Master for
agencies.
Your vision. Your client’s next chapter.
Create distinctive client websites and web apps, organize the work, and refine each delivery without losing the original idea.
- Bakery bookingProject 01
- Law firm siteProject 02
- Gym member portalProject 03
- Studio portfolioProject 04
- Clinic intakeProject 05
- Hotel offersProject 06
Illustrative concept, not a customer project
01 / What you can build
More room for the work that makes you different.
Build a site around the client’s actual brand, content, and audience. Iterate on the layout and copy in one project.
- Client identity
- Selected work
- Contact workflow
Create a website for our client using their uploaded visual identity and copy. Include services, selected work, an about page, and a contact form with saved submissions.
02 / From brief to browser
Good work starts
with a clear direction.
Bring the context. Review the result. Keep the next iteration connected to the work you’ve already done.
Keep each brief focused.
Organize client work into separate projects. Add the right documents, visual assets, and project context.
Organize your projectsClient delivery
From kickoff to handover, in one place.
Step 01
Client brief
Collect goals, content and brand assets into the client project.
Step 02
Build
Iterate on design and copy in chat and visual edits.
Step 03
Client review
Share a view-only link so the client sees the live preview.
Step 04
Deliver
Publish and connect the client’s own domain.
Organization
One project per client. No mix-ups.
Group client projects into folders, keep each client’s files in their own project library, and invite only the people who belong to that account.
Organize your projectsIllustrative folders
Handover
What your client gets — and what it needs.
04 / Before you start
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Know what to expect before your first brief, your next invitation, or your launch.
Plans & credit usageKeep exploring
Another team.
A different starting point.
Your next project
Make your next client brief real.
Bring your brief, your brand, and the workflow that matters. Build a first version, then make it your own.
Read the quick start